Since 2016, I’ve made images of the many intimately personal relationships in music scenes across three major cities: Nashville, Philadelphia, and New York. While growing up in Nashville, musicians became a big part of my life, and I have always admired their creativity. Now in a series of books, I am presenting a selection of pictures that challenge the boundaries between photography, music, and art. 

Pom Poms shows a vast and voracious embrace of experience, revealing my life across a range of shows. Concert-goers are intriguing to me, and I’m curious why music brings people together. These photographs are a brush of life, unrestricted from a linear story, and laid out in a musical sequence. They were created to remember the audiences that makeup the scenes that might otherwise be forgotten.